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Staples Dexley Ergonomic Mesh Swivel Task Chair (3 Colors) on sale as listed below.
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Available:- Staples
- Black (UN56946) $149.99
- Gray (UN61365) $149.99
- Blue (UN59375V) $149.99
- Staples via Walmart
- Blue (UN59375V) $141.08
- Black (UN56946) $149.99
- Fast and Precise by Staples via Amazon
- Black (UN56946) $149.99
- Gray (UN61365) $149.99
- Staples, Inc. via Best Buy
- Black (UN56946) $149.99
- Gray (UN61365) $149.99
- Blue (UN59375V) $149.99
- Staples Business via Walmart
Product Details:- Overall dimensions: 45.3"-50.8"H x 28.2"W x 28.6"D; Seat dimension: 16.61-20.31" H x 20.16"W x 18.35" D; Back dimensions: 25.43" H x 19.17" W
- Arms with adjustable height allow you to fit the chair to your body
- Features a swivel-tilt mechanism, 3-position tilt lock, and a tension knob that allows you to adjust the resistance of the chair for reclining, making it easier or harder to recline back
- Features adjustable seat height, height- and angle-adjustable headrest, lumbar support, tilt tension, and tilt lock
- Rated for up to 275 lbs. based on a 5-10 hour workday
- Meets or exceeds ANSI/BIFMA standards
Community Reviews
The Staples Dexley is a wide mesh task chair that fits taller or broader builds better than the Hyken, with a cool back, adjustable arms, headrest, lumbar support, and enough basic ergonomic adjustments for daily work. Long-term use runs from several years to nearly a decade, and Staples warranty support has covered replacement arms, shocks, and other parts with little hassle. The main knocks are the lack of independent tilt lock and a seat that can feel smaller or less reclined than expected. It reads as a solid work chair for bigger frames, especially when warranty coverage matters.
Long-term desk users who value warranty-backed durability, because replacement arms and shocks were sent quickly with no hassle.
Tall or broad-shouldered office workers who need a wider seat and cooler mesh back, because the chair fits over 5'10" better than narrower alternatives.
People who want a basic ergonomic work chair with enough adjustments for daily desk use, because it has adjustable arms, lumbar support, and tilt tension.
Shorter desk users who need a compact fit, because the narrower alternative is described as better for people under 5'10" and under 180 pounds.
People who want a chair that reclines freely and locks in place, because it lacks independent tilt lock and requires constant pressure when leaned back.
Users expecting a lounge-style seat for relaxing, because the seat feels small and the chair is described as a work chair rather than a lounge chair.
Buyers who need long-lasting hardware without repairs, because the mesh can fail and an arm can break after about a year.
Very tall or heavier desk users who need a roomy fit, because the narrower alternative is described as uncomfortable above about 5'10" or 180 pounds.
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Hyken is a lot better than this...
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Hyken is a lot better than this...
Mesh and wide since I have wide shoulders and I'm 6'. Mesh to keep the back cool and wide so I can comfortably rest my arms. That's all I need, and yet dexley is the only thing out there.
The chair quality itself is a 6/10. Get the extended warranty, 3 years if you can. I did for my first dexley, now I'm on my second, and possibly my third soon. Trust me, it's worth the extra money.
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